The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1887-06-08
NEWS NOTES.

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II is rumored that a filibustering expedi-
ton has succeeded In landinga formidable
body on the Island Of Cuba
Father Waldron, founder and for nearly
thirty years pastor Of ST. Johns (Catholic)
church, Chicago, died few days ago. He
had been suffering from dropsy for several
weeks.
Paul Grottkau, the Milwaukee Anarch-
list, who made incendiary speeches in that
city last May, was sentenced by Judge
Sloan, the other day, TO ono year in the
House of Correction.
Mayor Roche has appointed John j. Fin
erty oil Inspector for Chicago at q salary Of
$4,000. Finerty is editor of the Chicago
Citizen and one of the leading Irish agitators
OF the country. He served one term in Con-
gress and was defeated by Frank Lawler.
1t is stated on reliable authority that
James w. Hyatt, of Norwalk Conn, has
been appointed Treasurer of the United
States, in plaoa OF Mr.. e. n. Jordan. Mr..
Hyatt has, for some dino past, occupied the
responsible position of bank examiner for
the States of Connecticut and Rhode Island.
Miss Matte Mitchell the daughter of
Senator Mitchell, of Oregon, who is re-
ported TO be engaged in marriage to Sir
Lionel SaclSville West, the British Minister,
sailed for Europe on the steamer Aurania,
accompanied by her Mother. The British
Minister left for Europe last week and will
wait at Liverpool for Miss Mitchell and her
mother.
Judge James II. Grogan died of Brights
disease Of the kidneys at his residence at
Logan, o., the other day. He was. sixty
woyears old. Judge Grogan served in the
Mexican war and was chairman of the
Hooking County Military Committee in the
last war He had been County Recorder,
Mayor Of Logan aud Judge or the Common
pleas Court, and was one Of the most promi-
nent jurists in Southern Ohio.
The parties TO the romantic story which
has been talcgraphGd from- New Haven,
Conn, of the repayment Of a debt of honor
Of nearly S700,OO0, are well known at
Charleston, s. G.. The Southern banker and
former bookkeeper is George Williams, of
the banking firm of Williams & Disney, Of
tho latter city, and his former employer, TO
whom he returned the money, is Daniel
Hand, who now resides at Gullford, Conn.
The three holders unions Of Chicago are
preparing to establish cooperative
foundry.
Sir William Young, cx-Chief Justice Of
Nova Scotia, died few days ago. He was
enc Of the oldest and ablest Of the public
men Of the Province.
Work has been resumed on the tunnel
under the Hudson river at New York after
four years suspension. One hundred men
are at work. The company having control
Of the enterprise has been rcorgani2cd and
| il is said they will push il TO completion.
| Thomas A. Edison, who has returned TO
| New York from Florida says that he made
experiments while South which convince
| him that telcgraphing through water with
| the aid OF wire will ultimately be made pos,
sible, so that for instance, ships several
! miles apart at sea may communicate with
/ one another.
| DIR. John b. McFerrin, one of the most
| noted men of the Methodist Episcopal
! church, died at Nashville, Tenn, a few
! days ago. He had been in the ministry FOR
| over half n century, and was, at the time of
| his death, at the head Of the Methodist
! publishing house. He was scventy-nnS
! years old.
| Mrs Susan Sullivan and five small CHI
! dren arrived at Chattanooga, Tenn, Tn;
| other day, from Pierce, Mo, having walked
| the entire distance Of over six hundred
miles. Her husband died in December,
! leaving the family among strangers and
! penniless. Mrs. Sullivan was obliged TO
! walk TO her former home.
! Resolutions were adoped mt the Mormon
! Quarterly Conference, held at Salt Lake
/ City the other day, condemning the way
| IN which the courts administer the Tucker
! Edmunds law, complaining OF unfairness
! in selection OF jurors and declaring that
! judges exceed their authority in question
/ ing applicants for naturalization in regard
, to their religion.
! The rumor that Bingham, the deaf and
| dumb murderer OF Lizzie burlington, at
| Raleigh, n. c., was hiding in the Deaf Mute
Institute, at Little Rock, Ark. is un.
| founded. Some OF the teachers who know
Bingham believe that he is being kept at a
| private asylum in New York by his friends,
who will allow him TO be tried after the
| feeling over the case abates. His defense
| will be insanity.
The celebration OF the Grand Lodge OF
| Ancient, Free and Accepted Masons OF
Maryland, was held at Baltimore ON the
/ 10Th Brethren from all sections of the
country were present Invitations were
sent TO Emperor William, Grand Master OF
| Germany; 90 the Prince Of Wales, Grand
Master OF England; Earl Carnarvon, Ear
] Latham, Lord Herschell and Lord Beres
ford, all of whom are officers of the En-
| glish Grand Lodge. The Grand Officers OF
ireland, of Prussia and many other coun
tries, were also invited.
In the New York Supreme Court cham
bers the other day Judge Barrett granted
an order applied for by the government o.
| the United States Of Colombia, 20 compe
Triand & Co, bankers, of New York city
20 account To that government for fund,
amounting TO about $4,000. deposited with
them by Colonel b. II. GaItau while acting
as agent OF the parties who engineered tn,
last revolution in Colombia The money
was contributed by certain citizens OF tina
country, but beforeit could be used thu
revolution had been squelched. GaitaI
/ then sued the bankers 10 recover thu